Fulham Broadway

Keystone cops ?

Both were good at Brighton and Ipswich - but their attributes of composure, scoring ability from different situations, and hold up play are not what we have experienced over the last couple of decades from the likes of Zola, Costa, Crespo, Drogba. Back in the day we'd go all out to get the bloke who humiliated us. Now it seems, ''he'll do'' or as @Blue Armour suggests the most value for a certain agreed budget They also are behind in terms of tactical awareness, and that underated top striker quality -guile, which you cant teach

Started so well, but you knew if the chances weren't executed, they'd wait and score. Irony is Sanchez has been impeccable of late, just the keystone cops in front of him...

Bag o shite

Ref is a bit of a prick tbh

Well dodgy substitutes. Again

Brilliant corner by Reece

Havent seen us be this First half lively for a while Just gotta make one or two of the chances count

Agree, Lindehof and Konsa, right pair of cunts

3-0 to us last December Estavao and Delap available

Not just under Maresca, and not just under the current custodians - so many matches Chels don't get started till the 2nd half Still, great advert for the PL as they say

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca has made it clear he is paying no heed to speculation linking him with the Manchester City hot seat When pressed further on whether he could promise he will remain at Stamford Bridge when next season kicks off, he responded: "Absolutely, yes. I have a contract until 2029. It's speculation, 100%. I don't have nothing to add. I don't pay attention." Maresca lifted the UEFA Conference League and the Club World Cup whilst securing a top-four finish in his debut campaign with the Blues. However, he maintains there's far more to accomplish in west London under his leadership.

Early goal to shut up the crowd Our neighbours gave thema fright the other night

He has ten brothers and sisters in Ecuador We'll do well to get to the league Cup final without him

His team mate Mario Pineida has died. Local media reported that Pineida was shot on Wednesday by two people on motorbikes who opened fire on him, his mother and another woman outside a shop in the north of the city. Ecuador defender Mario Pineida has died at the age of 33 after being shot in Guayaquil.